Royal pageantry and foreign affairs stir London society
The Queen and the Dowager Queen attended divine service at St James's chapel. Hyde Park drew crowds Monday as royal leisure and equestrian display delighted observers. Reports placed coronation plans in June with foreign princes potentially attending, while ambassadors noted various diplomatic tidbits and society notices.
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Chapel Royal
St. James’s
Duke of Cambridge
Hyde Park
Apsley
Thomas Munro
Paris
Duke de Nemours
Queen Victoria
Berlin
Prince Pubus
St. James's
Duchess of Kent
Kensington-palace
John Conroy
SPD
Mary Queen of Scots
Lord Arundel
Wardour Castle
Lord Stourton
C. F. Palmer
Sergeant ‘'Alfourd
Reading
Garitan Club
Maidstone
Royal Marines
George Lennox
Peter Borthwick
West India Planters
William Wilberforce
Louse of Commons
Auxiliary Legion
Baron de V
Louvre
Jamib i
Boulogne
Bordeaux
Frankfort
Soad
Teste
M. Rothschild
M. Papiseau
France
Goritz
Baron Sere
Constantinople
Mehemet Ali
Syria
Hedias
Czareneiz
Russia
Stockholm
Europe
Haiti
Carthagena
Gosport
Portsmouth
Portsea
Herbert G. Jones
Lincoln’s-inn
Her Majesty
van Dieman's Land
Jersey
Ireland
Uphill
Weston-super-Mare
Severn
Bristol Channel
Corporation of Doncaster
Leger
Micch Sx Hospital
Oxford Assizes
Pratt
Brest
Perrin
Wade
Kerry
Vsalentia
Thomas Allen
Longford
Crampton
Theatres Review At Her Majesty's Opens With Mixed Praise
The new season at Her Majesty's Theatre opens after repainting the interior with bright yellow replacing old green. Madame Persiani stars in La Sonnambula earning praise for steadiness though not rivaling past greats. Signor Tati and Signor Borrani receive favorable notes on singing and acting. Choral work and the orchestra are commended as improved, while Covent Garden and Drury Lane gossip and upcoming entertainments are sketched in the CHIT CHAT section.
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Her Majesty's Theatre
Madame Persiani
Grisi
Malbran
Schroeder
Malibran
Madame Persians
Signor Tati
Covent-garden
James the First
Scotland
Egerton Webbe
Gries
Drury-lane
Benedict
Lindley
Balfe
Catherine
Ribas
Philharmonic
Hanover-square Rooms
Covent Garden
Jon
Harley
Migs Rainforth
St. James’s Theatre
Madile
Taglioni
Palace of the
Hermitage
M. Bouton
Tivoli
Vesta
Teverone
Anio
Neptune
Basilica of St. Paul
The Nickleby Ledger of a Devonshire Farm to London
Ralph Nickleby and Noggs oversee a London office in Golden-square as the Nickleby family fortunes shift from a Devonshire farm to speculative ventures. Ralph contemplates mortgage matters and plots with Bonney while Noggs quietly observes. The tale follows an earned fortune collapsing into debts and the enduring strain on kin.
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Boz
Nicholas Nickelby
Devonshire
Mr. Godfrey
Nickleby
Godfrey Nickleby
Ags
Mr. Nickleby
Ralpha Eby
Morocco
Godfrey Nickisby
Royal Humane Society
Society
Dawlish
Wren
Ralph
Eagh
Nicholas
Russell-square
Ralph Nickleby
London
Agas
Mrs. Nickleby
Kate
Mr. Nickelby
Gelden-square
Ralph Nutklety
Golden Square
Golden-square
Opers Bane
Plutie
Graf Voicea
Mr. Nicklety
Noggs
Nogge
Noger
Benny
Jose
Patthew Pupker
Creckford’s
Bonney
United
Ralph. Nickleby
Mr. Bonney
Newman Noggs
Nickleby and the Charity Visitor
In a hurried street scene Mr Nickleby comments on a charitable impulse while noting Newman Noggs’s rough but useful influence. The exchange hints at a sly ledger of favors and the awkward balance between generosity and need in a city where business relies on discretion.
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Mr. N Ckleby
Newman Nogge
Miewise
Nickleby
Horrid Death in the Fleet Prison Inquest Details
A coroner's inquest at the heard-room of Bt. Bride's Workhouse investigated the death of Mr. W. Cook age 58 a debtor prisoner in the Fleet Prison. Evidence cited a chest of tea as disputed value and alleged cruelties by Clare Whitby Co. and sheriff's officers leading to a verdict that removal on 17 July caused death with cruel and unjustifiable conduct by the officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bt. Bride
W. Cook
Fleet
Hutchins
Rebecca Cook
Huedband
Clare
Jamer-street
Covent-garden
Garratt
Lloyd
Wilmington Square
Selby
Chancery Lane
Sarah Chame
Cook
Garrett
Frm
Garrett and
Lime-street
Bard
Eames
Adams
Biragelf
Clare, Whitby, and Co
Clara
Liverpool
Clare Éame
Will'am Cook
Asphaltic Mastiv and Rhyne Prepared Roofing Cement
The article describes asphaltic mastiv sourced from Pyriment and pear Systel, refined by roasting to a powder and mixed with lime carbonate and bitumen. It notes ductility, slight sulfur impact on cracking, and use in Paris roofs and barracks, priced about eight to nine pence per square foot.
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Paris
Simms Ladesc
Rebellion Plans in Toronto Under W L McKruzie Details
W L McKruzie reports secret plotting by reformers in Toronto and Lower Canada. The narrative describes December 7 preparations at Montgomery's Hotel, arms seizures, a march on Toronto, clashes with defenders, and eventual retreat to the United States. McKruzie praises volunteers and notes sympathy from American allies in Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feronto
W. M Kinzie
Mnice Esfal Party
Reformers of
Toronto
Lower Canada
Montgomery’s
Sir Francis
Rolgh
Papincaw
Stonffville
Yonge-street
Montgomery's
Mr. Gibson
Yonge Street
Nena
Francis Head
Capt
Bridgeford
Tal-Bar
Tenn
Dunda Street
Great Western
Sulliven
Executive Council
Bachausa
Éthars
Apm
Dyu
Torronto
Montreal
van Egmond
Helland
Napoleon
Macketry
Europe
Mr. Fletcher
von Egmond
Hogg’s Hollow
United States
Buffalo
Feaven
L. M'Kruzie
Navy Island
Upper Cexeda
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Dorsetshire
Trinity College
Dublin
Stockton
Cleveland
Mullinabro’ Demense
Waterford
Claremont
Leopold
Melbourne
Shrewsbury
Holyhead
Walker
St. Helier’s
Greffe
Edward Moody
Kent
Westminster
Thames
Nottingham
Wortley
Cheltenham
Cork
Stock Exchange
House of Lords
Attwood
Cabrera
Saragossa
Tarragual
Aragon
Bouverie Primrosé
Earl of Roseberry
Edinburgh
Miss Anson
Earl of Lichfield
John Leslie
Sheriffs of
Coror Canada
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